Such read a license plate frame on the car in front of me yesterday.
It looked like this:
"YOUR WORD IS
3TXC228 (the plate number)
A LAMP TO MY FOOT"
My friends and I ruminated on what the hell this could possibly mean, but alas, we had no f’n clue. And so I turn to you guys and your sage council:
What do you think this means (no answer is too retarded, though I would appreciate serious and honest attempts. Cuz I wanna know. Really. If you must be a smart ass in your reply, at least have the decency to be funny. Unfunny smart-ass replies will be frowned upon.)
All right, after several seconds of debate, I think I have an idea.
“Word” = Personalized licence plate.
“Lamp” = Green light.
So, the person’s referring to the fact that fancy personalized licence plates are somewhat aggravating to them, and they take it out by burning rubber past the offending vehicle.
It’s from some annoying song that Pentacostal christians like, “Your Word is a Lamp unto my Feet” i.e. the bible helps guide them. I know because I went to a Pentacostal School for four years and had to sing that shit. it was hell on earth.
When I speak: You dance. Because else the lamp would fry your feet.
It sounds like a Bible thing, yes. I wish it was legal to print things on the lisence plates here in Norway: I’d have ‘Evil is Good’, or ‘All in itself is a World’. That would be cool.